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Error when using VCP Actions
I am running LinuxCNC 2.7 and Glade 3.8.6 on Raspbian Stretch.
I can get the HAL Python and VCP Actions to show up in my Glade Palette on the left when I run
However, when trying to create a new interface while following this tutorial , everything works fine until I add the VCP ToggleAction ESTOP. Then I get the following errors in my terminal and sometimes Glade just crashes and closes.
I have read many forum posts and google links trying to find the answer to this but have been unable to solve it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/blob/master.../hal_actions.py#L205
The VCP on/off button has the same structure, does that work?
Is the output above from a running linuxCNC instance, or from an attempt to run the screen standalone?
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I have tried those too but i get these error messages in my terminal:The VCP on/off button has the same structure, does that work?
The actions do not show up in my inspector on the right hand side of my screen in glade. Once I click on some other widget, I cannot find the action anywhere.
These error messages are all in the terminal while I am running Glade.Is the output above from a running linuxCNC instance, or from an attempt to run the screen standalone?
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cgibbons wrote: These error messages are all in the terminal while I am running Glade.
There won't be a linuxcnc object for the GladeVCP to link to unless LinuxCNC is running.
You can probably ignore the e-stop warnings. It might be interesting to see if they go away if LinuxCNC is actually running at the time.
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In general you should save your work often - GLADE can be glitchy.
Chris M
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cmorley wrote: You can try right clicking the action and add as a top level.
In general you should save your work often - GLADE can be glitchy.
I think that is an understatement. To the extent that once I have a panel set up I don't dare try editing it with Glade, I use a text editor
I got the feeling that the newer version (which doesn't work with LunuxCNC) was more responsive and less glitchy.
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I am going to have LinuxCNC running in the background from now on anyway, though LinuxCNC doesn't seem to be appearing as an object either way.
I am running glade/linuxcnc from different shell windows (as I wouldn't be able to run them both from the same window at the same time), that doesn't matter does it? As far as I know I can't run them both from the same shell window.
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